Step 1
Get started
Understand the two deployment models, get a license, and receive your first message.
IntroductionWhat the connector does, its operations, and how to choose between the gateway and the built-in trigger.LicensingGet a free trial or developer license, generate a token, and set it where the connector runs.Quick start: gatewayReceive MLLP into a Logic App on App Service or Consumption through the MLLP gateway.Quick start: built-in connectorAdd the trigger and actions to a Logic Apps Standard project and run it locally.
Step 2
Configure
Acknowledgements, batches, sending, TLS, the gateway and archiving, in detail.
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement modes and types, the trigger's inputs, and returning ACKs from a workflow.HL7 batchesHow FHS/BHS batches are split, kept whole, or rejected, and how batch ACKs are built.Sending messagesSend message options, outputs, error codes, and retrying on negative ACKs.TLS (MLLPS)MLLP over TLS 1.2 or 1.3, certificates, mutual TLS, pinning, and requiring TLS everywhere.Gateway referenceGateway configuration, the request it posts to your workflow, ACK mapping, and its HTTP API.ArchivingKeep every message and ACK exactly as it was on the wire, in files, a NAS or SQL Server.
Step 3
Samples
Five runnable Logic Apps with checked demos.
Step 4
Operate
Test, scale, secure and troubleshoot your interfaces.
TestingTest receiving, sending, TLS and load with the mllp command-line tool.Hosting and scalingThroughput per instance, scaling out behind a TCP load balancer, and Workflow mode affinity.SecurityWhere message data goes, secrets, encryption in transit, and locking down the gateway.TroubleshootingCommon problems and how to fix them.